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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

Ut. Clai1yille accommodation 2t7r Y, daily. : :
Anesvil!e accommodation leaves Wheeling 1t
7:45 a. m. daily. - ~ l1s.'f, zsl,,I- - :.
St ClRlrsviIc Accommodation. lcayea Wheeling
At $50 .. M, 200 and 100 p. NJ: Returrirg 81.
riyes at Wheeling At sos M, daily LAO and G;l5
p. H., daily except Sunday. ,3 .1,l..- 10.
The9:D Am. aud II: 10 p. m. train through to Gin.
ciunAd without change. with B. d o, sIeoper
trough 10 Cincinnati on tho night train. IS -
:. hicago Limited leaving at DIS p. N. has CHI.
Cap1, sleeper out Of Wheeling. ~ ,.7lsIIr- - y
Co, unlbus accommodation leavos Wheeling at
2;25 Il H. Beairo nt 2:c6 p.n., dsly except Sunday,
Noun ,dsv1lle accommodation, leaves Wheeling
It 1900 noon aud arrives at Houudsvtllc at 1915
D, m, dA uy except Sunday. g4= ls.aig5,.,557 :
Fairlnn It accommodation at 4:10 p, m.
Through Coach from Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily on No. 8, leaving Wheeling 1t $50 l. m, ar.
y1ving at Gin 1innsu 1t $50 .. N. " " =
B. j o. Sleal ing Cara on MI through trtiug
Close connect o1g arc n1ade Tor ali poinY gouti1
and BouthHe North and Northwest, making thIs
desirable rou.a ior colonlsA and po.sona moving
70 the great West, and to whom particular atten.
ton u Eiven, Il. :, ,}l-..ll NJ. -
Tlckeu 70 all principal points on sale at Depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can BIO secured Of
Depo. Ticket odce. r. O. BURKE. - = /.
S' 91 Ticke. Agent, B. d O. Dcpot,
U.s. =sas.t,+s.a JOHN BA1LlE, -
s5l, Ticket Agent, under NcLure House,
JOHN T. LANR, Tray. Passenger Agent. I'M b
q, x. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent. n. VS.
w M. CLEMENTS, Manager. .s9lH u 5t5ts-ssl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

laugh, MI 7'7''- = ''''''' 80 "a 4.
Judging each stepas though the way were plain,
RECKLESS. 40 Il could point The paragraph 4
OF chiefs perpiexity, or peoples pain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

lie went about hiswork such work as few
Ever had laid on head, and heart and hand,
As ono who kD0ws where there's task to do.
Mans homes. and must Heavens good grace
command Do " 80"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

sH.-Hour barely steady.
i3c; receipts 1000 bushels ;
!. Corn dull: No 2nixcd
,ana. Pork duti at SIS Is.
bulI meats dull and nomi.
It Rib 975': short clear
sales Of lob barrels on q
easy. Sugar firm. Eggs
hfnl; Eastern exchange
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

CLESY.ELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ ROAD.-Under schedule in ctsoct MAY q,
1881, tpli1s leave BridgepoH, Central Standard
i;l2 p. N. For Pittsburgh, l0:l7 q. u. For Weljs.
vile, 1872 .. m. For scuheuville, $3.50 4, N. For
MartinI Ferry, e:t6 9; n. ij1;I'- ,5'S,.
Trains arrive q bridgeport Ct 1853 3. NJ, 1922
myl7 s19sl lg1l '.'t 1El7zlsr 7fbi .!1-'F. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

P.r sale By al, druggists. rrestls9 on Blood ard
sfln Diseases mnlled FREQ. 4 - 4Itss5 ~ e
~. TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., 4.
- ~ - ! ----L-- ~ Dralynr Atlanta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i : LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-Penhandle ROME
Under schedule In effect MAY %, 1887, traIns
leave Wheeling, Central standard time: For sieu.
benville and Pittsburgh. Gas q. m 1885 D. m.
1870 .. M. For steubenyille S:05 p. m. The e:3
a. N. and sos p. m. trains make direct connection
Tor Golr,ab bus. Cincinnati, indianapolis and CHI.
cago. The l2:85 p. N. train makes direct cnnuoc.
ton Tor ColImbus and Chicago. Ia 6-lsII- =
Trains arrive at Wheeling OILS 4. H., 1000 o. NJ,
2:45 p. H., aud6:oo p. m. s.ils d-=iE'pHzfi myA =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

fess he had lived to ame MIC for my STEER
TO lame my peueil aud contu.e my pen,
TO make nc own this hind OF princes, peer,
TINS rall.spl!tter, q trus born kinE Of men,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

The tauns to tribute. tho abuse to praise, ii
Aud took both with the same uuvaryfng mood:
TIL as became on light from da,kiIug days,
And seemed 10 touch the goal from wAere he
stood, o.. 80 - = =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19
Ills saunt sua,lcd!hands.L.s unkewp., b,ls.llu,
You whose snar! pen backed up The psncll's

uls garb uncouth. his bearing III at case,
Ills lack Of all we style as debonair, '.lag..
Or power or will to shine, or at 10 please.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

A tclon hand between the goal and him
lReached from behind his back, a trigger pressed
Ard those pcfplexed aud patient eyes grew dim:
Those gaunt, lonslabored limbs were laid to rest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19
Railroad bonds were dull: sales ssh ,0oo
government bonds were dull and heavy.
s0te Donds were cntlielY nexIectel.
srocy ouorA7lou,-c1oaxp nm

". K. d T. gcn. 6d... -
Northern Pac. arsts..lliN
North. Pac. sccondA..lo2E
Northwest consols..l3SE
n. W.debent'ires, %, 14I
=. Paul c0nsola.....l27
81. r., y. Il r., tlrSts..llS
l. IeS.& pac. land gr's. A
Tex. d Fac. 4. g. ex.
tra coupons.......... 63k
Union Pao. hrsts.....ll2E
W@t Shore.........,..,.. 97N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19
Weekly Bank Stntomeut.

90. t r,9sv pA Sept Opened at e4Hc; high
es& 641sc; lowest 6SNc; closed 1t 6l1fc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

I5"While the community and the share.
holders Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

Who trusts tho strength will with tho burden
grow, W ur ~
That God makes Instruments 10 work His will,
II but that Will we eau arrive to know,
Not. tamper with the weighs Of gooi OF Ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

:, bn4pfoRD, Pa. Sept. I.-opened at $50:
snsss a Sse highest CSC; lowest Go; clear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

The words OF mercy were upon his lips,
Forgiveness In his heart aud on his pen,
When this vile murderer brought swift ecl;rse
To thoughts Of peace on earth, good will 10 men
Tho old world and the new from sea to sea.
Uttc' one voice ottympathy and shame;
sore heart: go stopped when 1t at las. beat high;
Sad life! cut short Just AS It's triumph came.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

You lay awreath on murdered Iincoln's bier.
You who with mocking pencil wont TO trace
Broad, Tor hesctcoln plRcent British sncer, .s
Ills length Oi stumbling limit, his turrOwcd face
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

50 he grew up. a destined work 10 do, 7
And lived 10 do II, fout long-snAcring years, Z,
lll.iated. ill.tecug. !u.renort lived though;
And then he heard the h.sses changed 10 cheers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

So he went forth. 10 hattie on tho side 'n
which he felt SIRE WAS liberty's aud rights,
Az Ia his pleasant boyhood hc had piled
HIS Warfare with rude natures thwartng nights
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

~, UIINclsl'NAT7, O., Sept
Whca!. strong: No. 3 rcd
shipments 1850 bllshel
i5ac. Oats III light DEF
Lard stronger at d.3Oc.
nal. Bacon easier: she
}0.!5c. Risky steady;
basis Of 81 Of. butter
hrmer at l5c. Cheese
stppfly and urol,ourud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19
How Iron Ike bis temper grew BY blows.

NY shallow Judgment had learned TO rue,
Noling howto OCCASIONS height he rose,
How h& quaint VII made home truth seem mo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

How gentle, yet how hopeful he could be,
How In good fortune Mud In III tho same,
Nor bitter In success, nor bolstinl he, Z.
Thirty lor gold, not ieYefish for fame. NY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19

P1rsauRoH, Pa, Sept. 17.-Pctroleum dull.
o ois nee AZ closed at ec; highest Csc; low
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
mont and checking tho evils growing out OF the salo
VI ihiO1icants es o beverage
L4TIAER JONESS STOCK SOLD CHEAP
MUCH PROPERTY or THE ORANGE COUNTY STOCK |

"CCh PROPERTY or THE ORANGE COUNTY STOCK
FARM COMPANY SAID TO RE MISSING.
NEwBuRG. y. " Nov. 23 (SpeciaD D-surrogate-elect
Ransom. OF NewYork. tho trustee who held chattel
mortgage Riadc by the Orange County Siock Farm Com
pany Latimer T. Joness enterprise. sold the valuable
stock at auction yesterday at remarkably low prices.
ihere were about 800 mon present, sixty or
theIn from NewYork. Among the atter President
adams, OF the Commercial Bank. which is creditor to
the extent OF 5000. Charles Nenr. OF brooklyn. AMI
H. L. Lnd iincton OF NcwYOrk. who IL salt 10 he vic
I'm ot Jones in the sumof about 100000 Originally the
chael mort 80 horses lions but only
seventy were offered. the having in various
oSappeired Trustee Ransom said heidi ne know what
oreane Of the missing stock but creditors disposed
10 hod him responsible he had put Jones In charge
PIT. The value missing stock is said to he about
$1,000. The proceeds Of the sale about 5000
not one-qulrter Of what the property
wsrtb The an onecr was Eastman, OF NeS-Iorh Tho
Icrcheron stallion Srabin. registered in the American
stud Book No Lao. foalcd 1850, sired by Success,
dam limo, went for $40. He cost Jones Tl,7j0 The
Pereboron stallion Marquis registered in ths American
stud Book No. l,97. brel in France. sired by Bay
arl. dam Rosette. brought Sl!5. lie cost Sl,7JO.
The Pcrheron stallion Biiou. registered in
the American stud Book No f,2s7. foaled
March. 1851. French std Book No. 1G2 sold for $40
He cost Sl.7jp. The English shire stallion Bold Tom
oae ISL. registered in the English Shire stud Book.
No. 2995. by Easons Black Prince the sire OF
Crown Prince Warwick, Victor an! other prize winners.
seli for $500. He cost 5000 The French coach
rtalon recmdqIe. fpIled MAY, lss2, brel In France
ani sired by the Government stallion Tele-
maque sold for Sl.f25 lie cost Jones
$l.7j0 gray imported Perchef0n mare
that cost $67j sold for SlOo and purchased for
Charles Near. or BiooklNn. whJ a-s bsught Hambc-
orian trottlns for So Jones having paid 300
Tor her. 4 large bl1ci imported Pcrcheron mare was
S"i for S:ij original 1000 The Pcrcherpn brood
mares averaged about 800 each ami aloul my
five - them sold. The common mares brought an
avrfa Of SO. \ Washington engine and boiler OF
twenty ye-borse power sold for H3b5. Jones paIl
5000 tlem Tie hou-eAod fdrnlturc -old Tor abont
all II wa, worth. The better par 0i the furniture had
bees removed Nrw-Nnrk city NV MrS. Jouos Mr..
Iidlingon said the sls lie had enough forced
per o Jsnr~'s - keep him prison all his days
II lie lived as long as Mcthu~elah.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
wHArHlS BfCONE or WARINGf


In Ia we announced the return to England ni
,ir ,ifr,I pymctt. immoIt@llI~d By Mr. l'ruWilnS
,,r,l,r ia, mann, of Waring Every educated EnBlSn-
man know, the line, beginning;
What's become Ot airing
since lac gave IL AL The shp,
aLu-c land travel or S'atarnE
Iont- aud chest staf and scrip,
Rather tlan - and down
ANY longer London town -
Ai'rcI Dnurtt WAS born Ia ISL, ana rducatN a' NJ
t,lu'. Cllcgr Cambridge: but having sufficient "'-
tino tn laln II unnecessary for him Ia be IN any
hurry tp pui.nr profession. he lett The uIINrI-N
without taking degree. travelled Ia me thI'
states and on the Continent. and up ana down ne
paccl this London" TN in lsA2 he sailed to Nc"-Hra
land W,,.rn hr remained for nine aud tWculN years
III. rcappeaIinrc slguaiiled hv th" puhcaon OF
hi, -li ug romance in verso. R3nolf ana -Ni"hd'
I'm which ne not only turned to auod account ms N"
Zralqn9 experiences. but showed thai Nail'E h"l
2 spark Of poetic fire a. wrl as ms ''u,t on,
r. md In Is17 Me-. DOmctt publ flo'>am ana
rcte,rn "A collection OF plcce@ written al various
n,, de- during his nf. and containing II we remember
i,rd t',c Christmas hymn which attracted attention
II, IL ,,,tn rcr day. Mr.. Durctt died last week at
mi. loi-n In -. CharlcS's square. ~ >. ..
Nr Domrit w. contributor TO " E'a'Ewooi
Annficr writer in Naga' has passed away j." al a
ipr Old a,.r in The person of W. John iio~a'h p'Nl
knovn 10 the puhllc bs his two volumes Mary VdN'h
Of Scots, and her Defenders
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
ACT0RS. VIN1GERS And PLAT&
WHAT Il GOING ~ N AND ABOUT THE THFA1Hrs /


WHAT ls GOING ~ N AND ABOUT III" hh"'h''
MAIINLfN I"-pA'' -..--,..,
P'fo'hy ".n i'" 'i'' ,,'r,.- Mn
.t..' ~, .,.,c.i e.r 49,, of cl-i,t voel.. FRANK
-au,., h,, loa,ei tho theatre for thi, ime Joseph
iiaVor,h viii play tho principal rnt
Mme. Ce.ster viii positively appear 10 night. shc
will h.. herd Ia Una Nore" The liolrrO from DO
.c,'lar We pcrs,~ and tn dnci fom L'i!Nh' with
7'r"' "' '"' '''' ~ ., ,,.,
a.,,,. d. ,.,.I.'.. vi.i, D.. j. now ,l,yinc
-. -, ,,I ia ,,,II ho ,, lcr.cv Cty
,,I ,,rn H., -,e, io ltir,LIyu
T,c >oor a. Thanksgiving ua;hecs are at DAYS
. 7i i,,i,.t - f,,,~. -.oct.tas.,.s . Hack Faust
.., o,,e.,.,,,oo,t. Ni,lo...
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i'o'''n "'' ."'.' d" o., .,,'. ,,,
,,l,'...',,,-. ,c.1r,, -, v,.tc "a pa,i, e.rrct-:
It., M, Co,,i.~' ,a..,.o s.. The N,rq!i,~ Grand
0.,, H.. s.. ,,rlo, v,.,i~. Ii,rrl-a1',. "Icic~ ::
trenn Tho VIII. Na.i ,.,4 -qualc ihr1frr 90 he
Martyr" NaiiacAN. i'l".' ut. H.I't '''' ho'
hN' rL Wa, tI,,.,, Nj, l Oxen a, u,uai nom l
IL II D. m
). NJ. lilll bought yesterday Hl"n'F h"'''''ln
comedy. : Possible Case. did VIII P"u''' IL al
The tnon Nfud" IA'a'i' a''r INC "'ii''''"
Liable to-,."i'.n h"" being I'dl'' very sue
ccssi-.iy IN Paris ~, i'cu iuf'hA b' Henry j.
Abby. IT, play "''.' con. ''a'! i"I The novel;
many Iiung Incidents. particularly il ru"l r''"' "'
ir,, .l..r,Iur.sl luio :lr f1imCr.
.., a., ... .t..,
I"''" 'i"N' "''l''' ""'N VI '"' P"' ''''
be f. Il" pay 10 Ms 10 Ter - company
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
A EIDER STEAMER BURNED.

THE CHARLES +. CnOTEAU DESTROYED AT GrHKN
VILE MIss.-rwO LIVES LOST.
NEw-ORLgA,s, La. Nov. 23.-A dispatch To The Pi,T
yl,e from Grcenvlle Miss, says Last night about
o'clock. while the Charles r. Cho eau was lying
q; Sunower Landing, fire discovered in tao csion
the forward deck. owing the high wind prevailing
at the lime tie flames spread rapidly aud all Efforts
to check them proved unayaDg, ana the vessel was
burned TO the water edge. cocrc fireman and col
ore deck passenger Dnrne 10 death The boat and
total toss nothing being lett OF the great cot
ton carrier but her immense iron hull On November 6'
1876 ths Choteau brought to New orleans the largest
cargo OF cotton that had up that time ever been
ried by Mississippi River steamer-sss4 bales
Tho total number OF bales beard the Chotcsu when
she burned as 1900 ID 1850 SACKS OF oiclk.. sho
was about 10 back ont from the landing when the irs
was discovered. seven that were board
wcrs burned. The passengers lost nearly AL the.r
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
Post OMce Notice

should be rcai daily by all interested, changes may
Oc,ur ~ any tiae.) , ., .o, - r,a,o,,- a,
d>pa ch by particular seanr, except whe
= desired dupcifss ~ King and commerce Al
documents, letters ally addressed being sent by tho
Foreign mails Tor N. week November 20 will close
(prpnptlv IN an cl-'sl this orlce ~ follows
THURsDhT-At a. IA. Tor NensItsll tnt curacoi, per
steamship valencia: AT 10 a. m ar Prpgrest 20. steam.
snp NsNco. VA Havana detters "r oihsr Mexican
J,maI,a Inlgul. Gtsytown aut Bueheis per steam
sh.p Alvo : 30 IN. Tor ST. Pierre MIqueon. per
steiner r. llslltaN
Yuc4taa steamship city OF AeAa tiria deters for
otier Mexican States must b. 'ir"cied "per city OF
1InrIai AZ 10 .. m f,r Na-suA y. p, aud santiago.
cuba. per steamship Cienfue-os
sArURDAY-,t 10 a m; for tle windward Isl,uds par
Flamb 'rous at IL N Tor Hayu and Inigna
p.r steam ship Ap. for France. swltzer ind.
Itay spain ant rortng, pr ,.sl n'I,o Ia Chtm pasne
at i a M tor SHotltni irecI per -telm-fip CIR.
,'rcass,'1 At II a. N. FOR EIrope; per ste,m,Iip
Tmbria via Qnrenstown detiers for Frs,se Svtz,r
tnnI,r,, S.y II A. m fsr the Neth.rlands irsct
nor ,ts.n nlI Schei4n. VA Amsterdam letter, nust
dr,,r nor steamship Waesilnd. Antwerp Qetters
must hc directed PER Ns'-aat"l.
Ma. Chna ant Japtg 2er steamship Belize Sfron Al
for "a. -Otioty lsait ftti trD san Frtn
cIscoi cl,,s hsr, November % at .. MalS for
IHll. Dor ,tsl n,htD Alameda (fron san Francisco,
s Sevyor o. ,t.lm.ho isp1bc vita British n.iI. Tor
Austruio Mails for cn'a oT rlll 70 "a ~. ga, All
hnce by steamer. via Key West FlL close at THIS oao'
daily t2JOa M
rhe schedule OF closing q Trans Pacific mails Is
RANGED ON The presumption ~ thelr uninterrupted overland
ranslt 10 san Francisco. Mails fos the Fast arriving
tine a. San Francisco the day OF sailing OF
'i'p'''"'' '''"'S Henry q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Pos, Onlce, Ncw.>ork, y. " Nov IL 1887
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
yur pprsJDEyT TO TAXI LIOlyG LESSONS

President Cleveland has determined TO mend has ways
and follow the that has becp 80 generously offered
him since he came 10 Washington TO wit. take more
exercise out of doors The critic Is informed That hr has
made preparations 10 take lessons IN rdihg ihese
lessons arc to be taken early In the morning and with
Nc one but the instructor and the distinguished rui
present new riding acadeay recently started at
the Capital md Of the first patrons TO subscribe was
the President After he has learned to ride well eh"dSh
60 the rold he may perhaps give the people OF
Washington opportunity him cinter oat To ci
Top. The presump Of course Is that Mrs CIe'eIdhl
will take Lessons also This may start the fashion ior
riding present the OF ninent names an tue
subscription books OF the Acadony is Formidable on,
and includes all the Cabinet Officers ana heir wives ana
numbers OF Senators and Congress and evca JUS
tees Of the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
FiRNERS ON THE UEITHER BCREAU
DISCUSSING IFS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
-NL-s PnL.Is

DISCUSSING IFS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
Tm2 TEIBCNE's r. PoErs.
The Bedford Farmers club held It's November
meeting at NJ Ksco. yesterday John Green Clark
of Bedford, called to the chair and after tho
dSopSal of routine business the club prepared
to listen to the principal address on The Value Of
the Weather BuIcdu to Farmers by the Rev. Lea
Iuqucr, Of Bedford. After referring to the prominence
OF the weather "a Conversational topic a, an riemcnt
in business and faYOr,c theme for doggercl poets
Nr Luqucr entered into minute description Of the
workings Of the Weather Burcau and indicated that
its percentage Of weather ntallibty varied around
the seventy five point. For the falmcr7 said he
the weather report, not Of much value, because
they received too late for practical IT would
be- of great practical value If the burca would establish
a system Of signals high points in given locations
hat the farmers might refer to them for guidance
The paper was thoroughly discussed. James Wood
oTrnng with a stro.S consideration OF the subject
In which hcdeclaIcd That the science of ,ompara
lively small All TO farmers, because 1t vas IN its
infancy. The best thing In farming IS TO go right
along without regard to future conditions Of the
weather for he that olScrvcth the Winl VIII no;
and hr that rcsdrdcth tho clouds Will not Ieap'
Bartholomew Gcdnry. Of White Plains. who. In his
cgifN seventh year. IS regarded as one OF tho hu'st
farmers I'm the tOuniy, didn't believe that reliance
clIld br placed Ia any weather which was directed
by a prmDcratlc Administration. Arthur :. tOic.
LAWYER lani>. and George H. Robinson Uf Bedford.
also SpoLc From the views expressed. II was evident
that The farmers a rule placed conhd nee IN tho
Burcau predictions and especially IN the weather
news ChgOu'rl'd lu TIE IElht II.
Among tho,c present were the Rev. Nr TolhuSh. OF
N. kI>co; thc Rev !. II. Eastman. Of kaiOnah ;
ColfrN iIliu'~ JG>"Ih lianc', Dr. HARRISON Irner;
Cromwell supervisor Niles Adams, and Charles
GrnIth, Of thaipaqua.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-24
Notcesot marriages must B, IL lrcl GiIt lsA aa~
and 1sErsss
DE- d.
BIRDS ALL AT 8 Omers Q

DIEDsALL,xAt Omers Centre wssicls,terc CO, Ny; oa
Fan,rs Friens Meeting House, cnappaqua Fri
Carnage, 1 be in WAITING the Of train
Relatives andf frieni, 10, psct.nly nviv,t
DHU YVErTER At the residence his sonin-law. i99
Aper q. ]. D Diiuyyeter of Antwerp, Belgium, in tho
The iuaersI service will place III. Church o. Our
Lady OF Mercy DeJevO.se Plc, Thursday, Novem Ier -
IniermenI private.
Nogian Holland and French papers please copy
GiLsoX-tt s3rinshelL ". On iy. November i6'
GEDNEY-on weine'i,yi Nove nber 23 Jessie Fremont
daughter Of James B. AM West l. ,icdncy
M. 2lt inst. at 30 oclpcS. and at Greenwood Union
Cemetery. Rye, y Y. on Friday. at p H.
GOLDSMIIH-At Rutland. VI. November l3, Frances.
Vie OF nj II pdie,O Oh GOLDSMITH. ~ H.
KIEFERAt Union lin. the 23I INST. Maglena wife
Noti'eo funeral hereafter
NANkIN-At Straifori Conn. November 21. Fances q.
daughter OF the Iato Ge'rssJ Mankin of Yon.ers
Funeral prvals
MILGARD- At TNrytovn. November g 1887. Howard
p MAard in his iNth year -. ,..., ., .,..., ,,.
rom the residence o. n' father, on Fra'y at 2I5
MorGLER-At s35 West eoth.s,. Tuesday. November 22.
Waiter Oldest son of Peter W. and r. e ao"lcr IN Ia"
RE win 8 s, Ias fGesr s ns, s ins a" fy ss G'
University please ta4onOtice
McALLIsrER-O weduesl,y. Tavomocr 23. Esther
0ols widow OF rhe Kew. william ncAliister.
No5icr u ful,rA l'r,tits.
PATTI BROOKLYN. Monday evening. November
n lSS- william W Patterson, youngest son OF Horny A.
AMI Eleanor =. Patterson
lencr ~ his parents, 10 ttaSSon.
Ncdnts LAY atterl OOn. AT 1c.)ck
RFiNHART In Paris France. on NOvember %. EmilieV
Varei beloved wiieo C. :. Remnant, ard daughter otth'
late Emile Naret
RUGGLES-At Fond du Lac. Wis, November II, 1881.
Augustus q. Rugsos.
VARlCK Suddenly ON Welncs evening. November %.
Ih-o,lore r. Narlck. NJ D.. o, jersey city.
y Notce OF funeral hereafter.
WflrTEMONE At the Baptist old Ladies Home Lucre.
A. relct OF Mlittemole after lOng aud painful
illness.
runer,l services at the Home. East 6shst, at p.
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